Recent content by ThaydenNEK

The Chinese Dragons. I just came across this new set a few days ago. For those who are bored and looking for something new to play. There are quite a few videos on their YouTube channel explaining how to play and looks like a unique set for those looking to a some dragon themes games to their...

There has to be a place in New York isn't that where Philly fingers recorded his video playing it? I doubt he flew across the country just to film a video but you never know.

100% agreed!! I would add a snooker table and some dart boards though :)

Yeah, I can see from watch it on YouTube that it is a difficult game. the pros even struggle to pot balls sometimes...

Yes, from what I have been seeing the reds are worth 2 point and they have been playing to 8 points, but I saw a match with Diana Mironova where she pockets a red with 5 points to go and it rewarded her 3 points winning here the game, I couldn't figure that one out... I guess I need to learn...

No.. it is hard enough to find a snooker table here in the US unless you are in a big city.

I watch a lot of pyramid games and this one just caught my attention but couldn't figure out the rules set. I find it interesting because it is different, and not the same old games played here in the US like 8 and 9 ball. Sorry

Google is now calling it crown and the channel is called billiardschool. It is a russian channel and I can't figure out how to get the link from my phone but it has tons of videos on this game.

I'll see if I can add a link.

I keep seeing this game pop up in my YouTube feed. It is a Russian Pyramid game with 5 red balls in the center of the rack and according to Google translate it is called Corona. I can't figure out what the rules are and why there are the red balls. It just seems like a regular pyramid game...

So I am playing on a 8ft pocket table. I have 3in and 3.5 pins I ordered from a supplier in Canada. I got natural and colored pins and thought I would try some form of Danish billiards because of my table size but wouldn't mind also trying Canadian pin billiards that they use the multicolored...

Hi guys. I've been looking for proper pin or skittle spacing for 2.25 balls but coming up short online. Everything I find just says that to set the pins with barely enough room for a ball to pass though but I know that this is not what they do in a professional environment. Can anyone give some...

I have also been watching these sets they also come in 63 and 65.5mm and just recently I have found videos on this game being played it is a very interesting game. There is also the 9 ball carom set but I have still not found a video of anyone playing that yet.

6 red challenge or some form of Pyramid maybe..

I think we are talking about Sharkmarks? Maybe..That can be use as a practice aid or for some of those Artistic pool card games. I thought about get a pack for practice. They seem use full and you don't have to mark up your table.